u/Dismal_Astronomer904

Two months old TCR Adv Pro 0, I still have to do the first service on the bike since I still have 500km on it.
Noticed this cleaning the bike, do you think is it broken?

Hi everyone,
don’t know how it happened but I achieved both 100 /100 sleep score and body battery even if my training readiness is at 88.

Now I can sell my Garmin 😂

Hey everyone,
I picked up a Giant TCR Advanced Pro 0 Di2 2025 a month ago and after some rides I’ve noticed some light scratches/scuff marks on the chainstay where the chain occasionally makes contact – especially under hard efforts or when the derailleur is working hard.
I know this is pretty common on carbon road bikes, but I wanted to ask:
1. Has this happened to you too on your TCR (or other Giant carbon frames)?
2. What have you used to hide or minimize the marks?
I’ve seen people mention touch-up paint, clear nail polish, or just slapping some clear PPF/frame tape on the affected area.

The bike is Ocean Twilight and the color is gorgeous, so I’m a bit gutted to see these marks already.

Would love to hear how you’ve handled it.
Thanks!

Hey everyone! Three years ago I got into road cycling with a Battaglin Route carbon and Campagnolo groupset I picked up second-hand for €300. It was a great teacher, but the time has come.

Today I pulled the trigger on a **Giant TCR Advanced Pro 0 Di2 2025** in Ocean Twilight (size S) — my first brand new, serious road bike.

Quick specs:

- Shimano Ultegra Di2

- Giant Power Pro bilateral power meter

- Giant SLR 1 40mm disc wheels

Coming from a 20-year-old bike, the Di2 shifts alone feel like cheating.

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**Quick question**: I paid **€3,700** for this build — is that a fair price for the Pro 0 2025? Happy to hear from anyone who shopped around recently! 😄

Edit: I found it in a Giant Store near my city,. They used it a couple of times for test drives and then replaced all components with new ones. They gave me warranty as new, so lifetime on frame and 2 years on components.